Who?
After studying at the College of Art and Design in Brussels, McAdams developed a practice centered on the conceptualization of ideas, viewed as the starting point for all creation.
He then served as artistic director for a brand of home linens and decorative objects, where he explored the relationships between material, form, and function.
Through this work, he shapes visual worlds rooted in everyday life, the sensory, and a certain idea of “good living.”
At the same time, McAdams pursued visual research using various techniques (stencils, painting, and photography) before making a decisive shift five years ago toward pointillist drawing.
This meticulous approach has become the core of his practice, allowing him to explore rhythm, density, and the phenomena of perception.
He is currently developing three major artistic projects centered on this technique, each exploring specific dimensions of the dot as a visual language.
His first pointillist works will be presented in a group exhibition on June 4, 2026.
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